Hi Matthias
I don't know much about EOL other than what is available on their
website.
I do know that the ATOL (assembling the tree of life project) and
NESCENT have made a lot of progress addressing a lot of the tricky
ontological issues regarding anatomy, homology and phylogeny, which
Hi Matthias et al,
I'm working with some people in the plant science community, who might
be interested in exploring the use of EOL for plant science research and
education. If there is an interest in the intersection of SW and EOL in
the context of plant science (there is no brain involved h
Dear Matthias: The EOL project indeed will have a significant portion
that involves the development of ontological structures and their
use. To this end, we are currently in the discussion phases with
representatives from the W3C (Jim Hendler is on our technical
advisory board). The project
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Matthias,
Science Commons / Creative Commons is involved from a legal perspective,
and the SW use cases are driving much of the legal discussion. I
Matthias,
Science Commons / Creative Commons is involved from a legal perspective,
and the SW use cases are driving much of the legal discussion. I can
connect you through if you're interested.
jtw
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Are any participants of the HCLS (or at least someone who is readi
Are any participants of the HCLS (or at least someone who is reading this
mailing list) in connection with the Encyclopedia of Life project [1, 2]? The
announcement of this ambitious project in the last month had international
press coverage -- and it seems that Semantic Web technologies will p
